yesloaded:

Property is different f inheritance

Dukia is property

Ogun is inheritance

Something you inherit from somone be it your parents, brothers etc is inheritance(Ogun)


Dukia/Ogun is your own property.

Ask from those who understand ijinle Yoruba

that means he made a mistake on that

he was supposed to write inheritance not property

blackslayer:


OGUN :- (INHERITANCE)

Same as property in the list.

Some of the words are spelt differently e.g.

Oogun - Sweat, medicine or charm

Let me help you with the marks and some few corrections.

acounter2:
Yoruba people Will Not Kill Us Sha. just realise this of recent thanks to NYSC.

Ogun:- (medicine) Ògùn do-do

Ogun:- (charm) Ògùn do-do

Ogun:- (war) Ogun re-re

Ogun:- (State) Ògùn do-do

Ogun:- (god of iron) Ògún do-mi

Ogun:- (twenty) Ogún re-mi

Ogun:- (sweat) Òógùn do-mi-do (three syllables)

Ogun:- (property) Ogún re-mi

Ogun:- (climb) Ó gǔn mi-do-mi (Sounds like 3 syllables)

Ogun:- (long) Ó gùn mi-do (two words)

The submission about these words are faulty. The tonal system of d language is unique, it can only be decoded by a native speaker. Oogun is Medicine and not Ogun....speak with a native speaker for more enlightenment.

Opiletool:


Those are the only two words with the same pronunciation, the rest have tonal differences. Besides, in English Language, we have Bank (financial institutions, side of a river), Address (speak to, location) . They are called homonyms.

Even, these words are written as Oogun...not Ogun.

Jeboy:



Same as property in the list.

NO IT'S NOT. PROPERTY CAN BE A FORM OF INHERITANCE. LEARN YOUR GRAMMAR!

Yoruba Amaka..... hit like for afonja and share for Igbos amaka

masseratti:
its not a matter of oga lecturer, what you wrote is actually wrong for people who don't know or want to learn you you post hubris on the internet, Yorùbá is a tonal language, without the proper signs on the vowels what you wrote is misleading.

That one na lecturer, you be grammarian. Cho Cho Cho Cho Cho upandan

femi4:
Fixed! The last two are combination of pronoun and verb not one word

Don't destroy the beautiful language

Please how do you type in Yoruba?

Lotel:
Oga lecturer

Boda Ogun

acounter2:
Yoruba people Will Not Kill Us Sha. just realise this of recent thanks to NYSC.

Ogun:- (medicine)

Ogun:- (charm)

Ogun:- (war)

Ogun:- (State)

Ogun:- (god of iron)

Ogun:- (twenty)

Ogun:- (sweat)

Ogun:- (property)

Ogun:- (climb)

Ogun:- (long)

Only one word, 11 meanings!!
*I

The Op tried. Well done!
Not all the words are quite correct, though, grammatically and semantically. Sweat is òógùn, climb-gùn (verb), long-gùn (can be an adjective or a verb), e.g ó gùn ( it's long). Yorùbá is a diacritical/tonal language. Writing/pronouncing it without diacritics spoils the beauty and distorts the meaning!

acounter2:
Yoruba people Will Not Kill Us Sha. just realise this of recent thanks to NYSC.

Ogun:- (medicine)

Ogun:- (charm)

Ogun:- (war)

Ogun:- (State)

Ogun:- (god of iron)

Ogun:- (twenty)

Ogun:- (sweat)

Ogun:- (property)

Ogun:- (climb)

Ogun:- (long)

Only one word, 11 meanings!!
*I

You are wrong most of what you wrote up there is not a single word eg Climb is gun and o gun means he climbs it there is space between o and same things goes with what you describe as long, long even sweat has double o before the g and the state, charm, and medicine is the same word. Ogun is not property but inheritance so Ogun only has for different pronunciation and interpretation
Ogun war
Ògùn medicine, charm
Ògún god of war
Ogún twenty, inheritance

acounter2:



OK Sir..... but according to my research..... how do u pronounced "he stab" and "she climb" ?

You are wrong and that's what he is telling you.
He stabbed is "ó gun" two different words, they're never written together. "Ó"stands for the pronoun while "gun" is stab. Same with she climbs.
If you know Yoruba grammar you will know that some of those your words are not written together or not written the way you wrote them e.g ogun- sweat which should be correctly written as "òógùn" and not ogun

Iretii0511:

Please how do you type in Yoruba?

I use multikeyboard with yoruba plug in

But u did not say he climbed u just said climb.
Stab is different from he stabbed

acounter2:



OK Sir..... but according to my research..... how do u pronounced "he stab" and "she climb" ?

Correct

hottathafire:

You are wrong and that's what he is telling you.
He stabbed is "ó gun" two different words, they're never written together. "Ó"stands for the pronoun while "gun" is stab. Same with she climbs.
If you know Yoruba grammar you will know that some of those your words are not written together or not written the way you wrote them e.g ogun- sweat which should be correctly written as "òógùn" and not ogun

acounter2:
Yoruba people Will Not Kill Us Sha. just realise this of recent thanks to NYSC.

Ogun:- (medicine)

Ogun:- (charm)

Ogun:- (war)

Ogun:- (State)

Ogun:- (god of iron)

Ogun:- (twenty)

Ogun:- (sweat)

Ogun:- (property)

Ogun:- (climb)

Ogun:- (long)

Only one word, 11 meanings!!
*I

The eleventh one is:

Ogun- to stab

acounter2:
Yoruba people Will Not Kill Us Sha. just realise this of recent thanks to NYSC.

Ogun:- (medicine)

Ogun:- (charm)

Ogun:- (war)

Ogun:- (State)

Ogun:- (god of iron)

Ogun:- (twenty)

Ogun:- (sweat)

Ogun:- (property)

Ogun:- (climb)

Ogun:- (long)

Only one word, 11 meanings!!
*I

it is not one word they don't all have the same spelling in the contemporary yoruba diction.

acounter2:
Yoruba people Will Not Kill Us Sha. just realise this of recent thanks to NYSC.

Ogun:- (medicine)

Ogun:- (charm)

Ogun:- (war)

Ogun:- (State)

Ogun:- (god of iron)

Ogun:- (twenty)

Ogun:- (sweat)

Oogun not ogun

Ogun:- (property)

Ogun:- (climb)

O gun
Two different words

Ogun:- (long)

O gun Two different words

Only one word, 11 meanings!!
*I

Patriot9:

To some extent, you are wrong.
1. Stab as a verb is not "Ogun". It is "gun".
"Ogun" is not an action word there.
The same thing is applicable to "Climb" and some others

You're very right. I was going to say something similar.

acounter2:



OK Sir..... but according to my research..... how do u pronounced "he stab" and "she climb" ?

It's not about the pronunciation. It's about the number of words. Those ones are formed from two different words entirely - "o" and "gun".

Yoruba my people i hail una

Patriot9:

To some extent, you are wrong.
1. Stab as a verb is not "Ogun". It is "gun".
"Ogun" is not an action word there.
The same thing is applicable to "Climb" and some others

On point bro.
The Ogun (sweat) is also wrong. It is (óògun)

Lotel:
That one na lecturer, you be grammarian. Cho Cho Cho Cho Cho upandan

lolz same way you do your folks with oversabi, that's why your bed room be the way it its, kwantinue... Am sure you will understand that nau cos u will quote me.

Empressabbie:


Stop saying what you don't understand. All what you wrote are completely different from each other. Where is your brain?

You must be very stupid for quoting me!
Do you speak Yoruba?
Didn't you see the meaning by the side of each word has different pronounciation but same spelling
What rubbish are you spewing!
Cretin and idiot!

dapsy4u2:


You must be very stupid for quoting me!
Do you speak Yoruba?
Didn't you see the meaning by the side of each word has different pronounciation but same spelling
What rubbish are you spewing!
Cretin and idiot!

I speak Yoruba and all what you wrote are not pronounced the same way. Get your facts right before coming to an online forum to write gibberish.
In Yoruba language, there's two pronunciation for o. The first one is pronounced "o" while the second is pronounced like "or", so they are not the same thing. Stop quoting me and just go look for your brain.

Empressabbie:

I speak Yoruba and all what you wrote are not pronounced the same way. Get your facts right before coming to an online forum to write gibberish.
In Yoruba language, there's two pronunciation for o. The first one is pronounced "o" while the second is pronounced like "or", so they are not the same thing. Stop quoting me and just go look for your brain.

When you have found your brain, we can talk

delishpot:



Nope

You can't deny that twenty and inheritance have absolutely the same pronunciation, intonation and all what not

Empressabbie:

I speak Yoruba and all what you wrote are not pronounced the same way. Get your facts right before coming to an online forum to write gibberish.
In Yoruba language, there's two pronunciation for o. The first one is pronounced "o" while the second is pronounced like "or", so they are not the same thing. Stop quoting me and just go look for your brain.

Beautiful and matured response.Your conflict resolution skill would be amazing.You are calm,cool and well collected. I do envy your manners.